在周二的“蓝色海啸”过后，媒体的关注点集中在民主党意外获胜最多的地方——得克萨斯州、堪萨斯州和南卡罗来纳州——而密西西比州和阿拉斯加州的结果仍未确定。确实，民主党周二的胜利如此广泛且彻底，以至于我们可以花时间分析共和党惨败的任意数量的政治战场。但有一个州和一位政客没有得到足够的关注：宾夕法尼亚州及其州长乔什·夏皮罗。周二，在可以说是全国最重要的摇摆州，夏皮罗不仅轻松连任，还带领民主党取得了全国最令人印象深刻的政治胜利之一。
In the wake of Tuesday’s “blue tsunami” media attention has focused on the places where Democrats won most unexpectedly — Texas, Kansas and South Carolina — with Mississippi and Alaska still to be determined. Indeed, the Democrats’ victory on Tuesday was so broad and so complete that we could spend time on any number of political battlegrounds where Republicans were routed But one state and one politician are not getting nearly enough attention: Pennsylvania and its governor, Josh Shapiro On Tuesday, in arguably the most important swing state in the country, Shapiro didn’t just coast to re-election, he led Democrats to one of the most impressive political victories in the country.
在州长竞选中，夏皮罗获得了超过60%的选票，以22个百分点的优势击败了对手、州财政部长斯泰西·加里蒂。
In the gubernatorial race, Shapiro won more than 60% of the vote, defeating his opponent, state Treasurer Stacy Garrity, by 22 percentage points.
民主党策略师谈密西西比州：“我看不出”海德-史密斯如何达到获胜票数 2026年11月5日 作为对比，没有其他摇摆州的民主党州长候选人能在胜出幅度上接近夏皮罗9个百分点以内。夏皮罗的胜利幅度甚至大于纽约州和康涅狄格州等坚定蓝州的民主党州长候选人——而他是在一个两年前还投票给唐纳德·特朗普总统、并见证一名共和党参议员击败现任民主党参议员的州取得这一成绩的。
Democratic strategist on Mississippi: ‘I don’t see’ how Hyde-Smith gets to winning number November 5, 2026 By comparison, no other swing state Democratic gubernatorial candidate came within 9 points of Shapiro’s margin of victory. Shapiro even scored a bigger win than Democratic gubernatorial candidates in solid blue states like New York and Connecticut — and he did it in a state that just two years ago voted for President Donald Trump and saw a Republican senator knock off an incumbent Democrat.
宾夕法尼亚州的下层选票故事更令人印象深刻。民主党翻转了四个众议院席位，其中两个以两位数优势获胜。多年来，温和派共和党众议员布莱恩·菲茨帕特里克似乎总能在摇摆选区连连连任，仿佛躲过了雨滴。周二，他以约5个百分点的劣势落败。
The downballot story in Pennsylvania is even more impressive. Democrats flipped four House seats, two by double digits. For years, moderate Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick seemed to dodge raindrops by consistently winning re-election in a swing district. On Tuesday, he lost by roughly 5 points.
对宾夕法尼亚州居民而言，更为重要的是，民主党翻转了州参议院，这将使该党首次在34年里实现“三权合一”（执政三重奏）。胜选在望，夏皮罗周三毫不迟疑地勾勒出其政策议程。他在X平台宣布，其面向新的民主党控制立法机构的首要任务是将最低工资提高至15美元。他还呼吁为大众运输提供资金、建设更多住房、将堕胎权成文入法，并让幸存者更容易在法庭上面对施虐者。
Even more important for Pennsylvania residents, Democrats flipped the state Senate, which will give the party a governing trifecta for the first time in 34 years Flush with victory, Shapiro wasted no time on Wednesday laying out his policy agenda. He announced on X that his first priority for the new Democratic-controlled legislature is raising the minimum wage to $15. He also called for funding mass transit and building more housing, codifying abortion rights, and making it easier for survivors to confront their abusers in court.
卡佩哈特谈黑人选民反制特朗普政府：“他们自作自受” 虽然这是任何民主党州长都合理的政策议程，但对于一位怀有总统雄心的政客而言，它也勾选了许多民主党利益集团的诉求箱。
Capehart on Black voters pushing back on Trump admin.: ‘They FA’d and FO’d’ While this is a reasonable policy agenda for any Democratic governor, it also checks a lot of Democratic interest group boxes for a politician with presidential aspirations.
毋庸置疑，夏皮罗几乎肯定会竞选总统；当我们深入数据剖析他是如何获胜时，夏皮罗竞选总统的理由显而易见。
Make no mistake, Shapiro is almost certainly running for president, and when we dig into the numbers to see how he won, the case for Shapiro’s presidential bid is clear.
根据全国广播公司新闻（NBC News）的出口民调，在民主党难以争取男性选民之际，夏皮罗以高达14个百分点的优势赢得了男性选民——甚至在白人男性中也拥有5个百分点的优势。在无大学学历的白人男性中，这或许是共和党最后真正的政治支持堡垒，夏皮罗赢得了44%的选票。他赢得了75%的30岁以下选民、近60%的工会成员、45%的农村选民，甚至赢得了28%的福音派选民。总体而言，他赢得了近五分之一的共和党选民和17%的自我认同为保守派的选民。
According to NBC News’ exit polls, at a time when Democrats are struggling with male voters, Shapiro won them by a whopping 14 points — and even had a 5-point advantage with white men. Among non-college-educated white men, perhaps the GOP’s last true bastion of political support, Shapiro won 44%. He captured 75% of the under-30 vote, almost 60% of union members, 45% of rural voters and even 28% of evangelicals. Overall, he won nearly 1 in 5 Republican voters and 17% of self-identified conservatives.
但向民主党人提起夏皮罗的名字，一个问题反复出现——他是犹太人，而民主党尚未准备好提名一位犹太裔总统候选人。
But bring up Shapiro’s name to Democrats and one issue comes up over and over again — he’s Jewish, and Democrats are not prepared to nominate a Jewish candidate for president.
夏皮罗的宗教背景竟成为一个议题，这说明反犹太主义在美国政治中已变得多么渗透。司法部民权司负责人辞职，系大选后首次人事变动但这也忽略了犹太人在民主党政治中已发挥着超常规影响力的程度。周二，五位犹太裔民主党人赢得州长选举——使犹太裔州长总数增至七位，占民主党籍州行政长官的近25%。已有九位犹太裔民主党参议员（以及与民主党党团会议结盟的独立人士伯尼·桑德斯），占该党参议院党团的近20%。这足以凑成一个“明扬”（犹太教宗教仪式所需的最少十人法定人数）。
尽管有论点称夏皮罗的宗教和民族背景会阻碍民主党选民，但周二的选举结果应能证明，他们选犹太人担任高级职位毫无障碍。
That Shapiro’s religious background is even an issue speaks to how pervasive antisemitism has become in American politics. DOJ Civil Rights Division Head resigns in first post-election shake-up But it also ignores the extent to which Jews already play an outsize role in Democratic politics. Five Jewish Democrats won gubernatorial elections on Tuesday — bringing the total number of Jewish governors to seven, or just under 25% of all Democratic state executives. There are already nine Jewish Democratic senators (as well as independent Bernie Sanders, who caucuses with Democrats), or just under 20% of the party’s Senate caucus. That’s enough for a minyan. For all the arguments that Shapiro’s religious and national affiliation is an impediment for Democratic voters, Tuesday’s results should prove they have no trouble electing Jews to higher office.
事实上，尽管网络上围绕对以色列的支持以及激进派民主党人对该国的愤怒展开了大量辩论，但这在周二的选举结果中并未得到体现。
Indeed, for all the largely online debates over support for Israel and the anger of activist Democrats toward that country, it wasn’t reflected in Tuesday’s election results.
2026年，民主党选民一贯提名犹太裔和非犹太裔候选人，他们像夏皮罗一样，公开支持以色列，同时也批评其政府。在面临竞争性初选的民主党参议员候选人中，包括马萨诸塞州的参议员埃德·马基、爱荷华州的乔什·图雷克、得克萨斯州的詹姆斯·塔拉里科和伊利诺伊州的朱莉安娜·斯特拉顿，有几位批评以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡及以色列在加沙的行动，但没有人进一步虚假指控以色列犯有种族灭绝罪。他们的表态大体与夏皮罗一致。
In 2026, Democratic voters consistently nominated Jewish and non-Jewish candidates who, like Shapiro, are publicly supportive of Israel though also critical of its government. Among Democratic Senate candidates who faced competitive primaries, including Sen. Ed Markey in Massachusetts, Josh Turek in Iowa, James Talarico in Texas and Juliana Stratton in Illinois, several were critical of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel’s actions in Gaza, but none went so far as to falsely accuse Israel of genocide. Their statements broadly align with Shapiro’s.
当然，总统候选人面临来自民主党左翼更严厉的审视和愤怒，反以色列情绪在民主党政治中扮演的角色比以往任何时候都更普遍。但如果周二获胜的民主党候选人的过往表态有任何指示意义，反对以色列在民主党选民中可能并不占优势。
Of course, presidential candidates receive far more scrutiny and anger from the Democratic Party’s left wing, and anti-Israel sentiment has played a far more pervasive role in Democratic politics than ever before. But if the past statements of Democratic candidates who prevailed on Tuesday are any indication, opposition to Israel may not hold much currency with Democratic voters.
MAGA对共和党的控制力“越来越不重要”：埃尔罗德，此前共和党在中期选举中遭遇重大失利。如果下一届以色列政府不是由内塔尼亚胡组建（这看起来越来越可能），那么以色列作为民主党政治中的议题，很可能开始逐渐失去重要性。
MAGA hold on GOP ‘less and less consequential’ after massive midterm loss: Elrod And if the next Israeli government is formed by someone other than Netanyahu (which looks increasingly likely), it’s quite possible that Israel as an issue in Democratic politics will begin to fade in importance.
然而，这些都不应该对决心在2028年重夺白宫的民主党人产生太大影响。如果周二的选举结果向我们表明了什么，那就是选民关心的不是中东发生了什么，而是他们自己社区里发生了什么。
However, none of this should matter all that much for Democrats intent on winning back the White House in 2028. If Tuesday’s results showed us anything, it is that what matters to voters is not what’s happening in the Middle East, but what’s happening in their own communities.
如果民主党正在寻找一位在摇摆州证明自己能够获胜，并且其吸引力超越党派和部落忠诚的候选人，那么夏皮罗应该是首选人选。
And if Democrats are looking for a candidate who has shown they can win in a swing state and has an appeal that goes beyond partisan and tribal loyalty, Shapiro should be front and center.
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